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Help with capturing homedir via ssh and saving to variable
I need to capture the homedir using the ssh command and then saving it to a variable.
The results from the following command is what I need to capture to a variable: NOTE: the value I'm getting back is also incorrect. as it seems to be getting the home dir from the local server and not the one I'm sshed too! ssh -o BatchMode=yes $userid@server ~$userid I've tried redirect but get "ambiguous redirect" error I've tried just saving it to a variable but it doesn't recognize the command I've tried piping it to "read HOMEDIR", but that doesn't work. Any ideas??  Last edited by reneuend; 08-19-2009 at 11:25 PM.. Reason: forgot something |
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